Haptic feedback for TP

[dr g]

Been using this for a while, it's great. I use 22 ms. Once he adds white/blacklisting, it'll be perfect.

[chronster]

see the thing is though, haptic feedback works when a command is registered. This touch vibrate program vibrates no matter where you click. On the instinct, if I clicked somewhere outside a button on a part of the window that had nothing, it wouldn't vibrate. Know what I mean?

We need something that vibrates when a link is pressed, a menu item is clicked, a button is clicked, or when you're scrolling (maybe I'm missing one.) Not when I touch outside an item in the settings window....

Originally Posted by dr g

Been using this for a while, it's great. I use 22 ms. Once he adds white/blacklisting, it'll be perfect.

is that what I'm describing? If so then yeah it'll be perfect.

[dr g]

Originally Posted by chronster

is that what I'm describing? If so then yeah it'll be perfect.

Not exactly, it would be program-by-program filtering. I don't think there is a real elegant way to do what you speak of; that would be something that needed to be coded into the software, I think. That's perhaps one of the benefits of closed systems with uniform software.

But the program works pretty darn well regardless, it took me a couple days to get used to, now I really appreciate it. It especially helps when clicking the upper right corner (X or task manager).